However, his problem is with wireless connection, mine is with wired connection. I found this post, seems to be the same problem. The average load (given by uptime) is less than 0.5 most of the time. the number of opened TCP and UDP connections are well below the 4096 maximum. Unfortunately, I have not figured out what is wrong. With QoS enabled, the router is rebooting periodically (every 5 ~ 10 munutes) with PPStream running. I am now switching to my old Linksys router (WRT54G v1.1) flashed with dd-wrt.v24-13064_VINT_std.bin firmware. Some members of the family needs to use PPStream, Funshion and Xunlei, which are real bandwidth suckers. I am constantly plagued by the network congestion problem. Sadly, the media server support is NOT good enough. TL-WDR4300 comes with 2 USB ports that can support media server, FTP server and mass storage. Saved me a lot of troubles trying to flash DD-WRT into these products. I can find most of the features I needed in DD-WRT on TP-LINK products. I have been buying a lot of TP-Link products lately. I placed both S4 and Panasonic on the 5 GHz band, and the video playback is now smooth. Thus, I got a TP-LINK TL-WDR4300 simultaneous dual band router yesterday. Assuming the fastest the Linksys router can provide is 54 Mbps, each device can only get at most 27 Mbps. I figured it must be because of the wireless speed because both S4 and the Panasonic are using wireless connections whereas the desktop was connected through LAN.When both S4 and Panasonic are on wireless, the wireless speed is effectively halved for each of the devices.
I did not see this problem when sharing media files from my desktop to the Panasonic TV previously. When sharing media files from my S4 to my Panasonic TV through DLNA, there is a serious lag. My antique Linksys WRT54G v1.1 flashed with DD-WRT firmware failed to perform.
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